The Fly (1986), The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai (1984), The Big Chill (1983) press kits
Images from assorted press kits, featuring Jeff Goldblum, that reside in Arizona State University’s extensive film publicity collections housed at ASU Library.
Call number: Distinctive Collections Movie Press Kit Collection, MSS-402, Fly (Box 64 Folder 7), Banzai (Box 84 folder 5), The Big Chill (Box 4 Folder 12)
Part of the extensive Movie Press Kits Collection from 1962 to 2003. This collection features publicity photos, articles, interviews, production notes, and cast and crew lists.
Call number: Distinctive Collections Accession #2017-05123, Movie Oversize Publicity Collection, Box 2
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We have rare documents, ephemera, posters, books, figurines, and more from your favorite sci-fi authors:
Alan Dean Foster is best known for his Star Wars, Alien, and Star Trek novelizations, as well as his original science fiction novels set in the Humanx Commonwealth.
Listen to ASU Library's 2012 interview between author Alan Dean Foster and ASU assistant professor, Edward Finn, about Alan's career in Science Fiction, film novelizations, his world travels, and much more.
This collection contains manuscripts, drafts, typescripts, galley proofs, audio cassette tapes, correspondence with agents and editors, fan mail, and newspaper clippings documenting Alan Dean Foster's career as a science fiction and fantasy writer.
Learn more about the Alan Dean Foster Papers at ASU Library.
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